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[Biker1]

But until parking permits were introduced in April 2012 there wasn't an issue with parking so I don't really see your point here. Or are you saying that unless you have a drive you shouldn't own a car?

No, I just think you should take parking into consideration when purchasing a property without that facility.
I.E. no drive or garage.
I know I would.
Why buy such a property and then expect someone else to sort it out?

Obviously looking at your previous posts they really would be stuffed because you don't think people should use bicycles either.

Incorrect!
If you had read all my posts on cycling you would have noted that I am in full support of it as long as those who do it abide by the rules of the road and show due consideration for other road, pavement and footpath users.

[Andy Capp]

If you had read all my posts on cycling you would have noted that I am in full support of it as long as those who do it abide by the rules of the road and show due consideration for other road, pavement and footpath users.

Annoying people twisting what you say to prove point, isn't it!

[newres]

No, I just think you should take parking into consideration when purchasing a property without that facility.
I.E. no drive or garage.
I know I would.
Why buy such a property and then expect someone else to sort it out?

Should there not be a minimum reading age required on local forums?

[Andy Capp]

Should there not be a minimum reading age required on local forums?

That is also annoying isn't it!

[Biker1]

That is also annoying isn't it!

Yes, it's becoming quite tiresome isn't it?
Constructive debate, criticism would be better??
I think there are two courses of action to tackle it.....
1. ignore
2, give the forum a rest for a while.

Which one should should I take?

[newres]

Yes, it's becoming quite tiresome isn't it?
Constructive debate, criticism would be better??
I think there are two courses of action to tackle it.....
1. ignore
2, give the forum a rest for a while.

Which one should should I take?

If you go for the latter, don't let the door slap your ar8e on the way out.

[user23]

Yes, it's becoming quite tiresome isn't it?
Constructive debate, criticism would be better??
I think there are two courses of action to tackle it.....
1. ignore
2, give the forum a rest for a while.

Which one should should I take?

Why not use this?

[Biker1]

If you go for the latter, don't let the door slap your ar8e on the way out.

Exactly the type of response I expected from you which is why I left the bait.
You are a disgrace to this forum and seem unable to post a pertinent reply ot debate to any argument which doesn't fit your way of thinking.
I know that reporting you to Admin. for posting such offensive replies in blatant disregard of the rules will have no effect so I won't bother.
What drives you to post such offensive replies is beyond me but I feel they are out of place here. Try another type of forum where they are perhaps more acceptable.
I would imagine, judging by your posts, that offending me has given you some sort of perverted pleasure.
I would also imagine that it is beyond your capabilities to apologise and move on with some constructive debate?
I await your next display of rudeness of of which you are so adept, but you will win and have the last say as I will not waste my time replying to you again.

[motormad]

Well that escalated quickly.


And I thought I was the most childish on the forum.
I've been outdone!

[Exhausted]

Well that escalated quickly.

It is only a forum after all, if I don't like something on telly, I change channels. Why bother to get all steamed up about an anonymous person replying to another anonymous person. Anonymity is the good thing about a forum. Facebook is a little more personal and it's there where I would draw the line. Mind you, your line might not be my line.

[Andy Capp]

It is only a forum after all, if I don't like something on telly, I change channels. Why bother to get all steamed up about an anonymous person replying to another anonymous person. Anonymity is the good thing about a forum. Facebook is a little more personal and it's there where I would draw the line. Mind you, your line might not be my line.

Facebook is no grantee of authenticity either. Whether anonymous or not, there are still people at the end of the line reading the posts. If you don't mind being unnecessarily rude, then that is up to you (although I do think Biker1 is going somewhat over the top about it).

[newres]

Exactly the type of response I expected from you which is why I left the bait.
You are a disgrace to this forum and seem unable to post a pertinent reply ot debate to any argument which doesn't fit your way of thinking.
I know that reporting you to Admin. for posting such offensive replies in blatant disregard of the rules will have no effect so I won't bother.
What drives you to post such offensive replies is beyond me but I feel they are out of place here. Try another type of forum where they are perhaps more acceptable.
I would imagine, judging by your posts, that offending me has given you some sort of perverted pleasure.
I would also imagine that it is beyond your capabilities to apologise and move on with some constructive debate?
I await your next display of rudeness of of which you are so adept, but you will win and have the last say as I will not waste my time replying to you again.

I am sorry that you were offended. Your posts about buying a property and having an inkling that 10 years later the council would introduce permit parking struck me as trolling.

[The Hatter]

Parking Permits are a fetish in Newbury!